June 24, 2022
UTLA statement on the Decision to Overturn Roe v. Wade
Statement from United Teachers Los Angeles on the Decision to Overturn Roe v. Wade.
Statement from United Teachers Los Angeles on the Decision to Overturn Roe v. Wade.
Late last night, UTLA and LAUSD had their 5th and last bargaining session of the current school year. The district rejected any reduction in the number of standardized tests students are subjected to, a rejection of any improvements to the working conditions of the Adult education teachers who play a pivotal role in training workers for our local economy, and a union-busting proposal to limit and prevent all concerted actions by UTLA.
UTLA members approved the Tentative Agreement with the district covering COVID-19 testing and masking protocols by a vote of 84% Yes (15,466 votes) and 16% No (2,954 votes).
We have reached a Tentative Agreement with the district covering COVID-19 testing and masking protocols.
After three days of voting, UTLA members across Los Angeles have voiced their overwhelming support for the Beyond Recovery platform.
Update with UTLA President Cecily Myart-Cruz on how we fight forward for a vision that will transform our schools and take us beyond recovery.
To help you integrate Black History Month into your classroom, NEA and AFT offers a selection of lesson plans that cover a variety subjects and that can be adapted to fit multiple grade levels.
UTLA update with President Cecily Myart-Cruz on the latest safety protocols for LA schools and how we fight forward for a vision that will transform our schools and take us beyond recovery.
UTLA members have overwhelmingly approved the tentative agreement reached with LAUSD in September. Over three days of voting from September 30 to October 2 conducted by Integrity Voting Systems, 15,791 ballots were cast, with 97% Yes ballots (15,344 ballots) and 3% No (447).
UTLA has reached a tentative agreement in reopener bargaining with the Los Angeles Unified School District on extended safety measures, a 5% pay raise for educators, strategies for staffing the City of Angels online independent study program, and learning continuity for students who must quarantine.
Parents, educators, students, and community members from Monroe High in the San Fernando Valley united today to denounce so-called Student-Centered Funding and to call on LAUSD School Board President Kelly Gonez to stand with them and vote no on SCF on September 14.